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… the only thing we have to fear is fear itself — nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance.
from FDR’s First Inaugural Address, 1932
Fear in small doses can keep you out of certain kinds of troubl...
You put in another 60-hour work week?
Are you a hero?
Or are you wasting your life and your talents?
You might be surprised, according to this post at the Publication Coach blog: Why working LESS makes you more productive.
The facts ...
One fundraising mistake that’s so tempting to make: Telling donors that hardly anyone is supporting your cause … thus their gift is extra important.
It seems like a good idea.
It’s not.
It’s basically proof that only a few weird people care about your cause.
It’s much better to let donors know others are already on board, and they can j...
Did you know that enough Syrians have been displaced from their homes to fill 221 Yankee Stadiums? That’s 12 million people.
I can’t get my head around either 12 million or 221 Yankee Stadiums full of people. You can’t either.
A common belief in fundraising is that donors need to take a rest from giving for some time after they donate.
Seems intuitively correct.
It’s not correct.
It’s one of the most destructive things you can do to your revenue and to your donor retention.
Read about this on the Better Fundraising blog, at